17+ Years ofConnect your apps and services to automate workflows, cut manual effort, and let your team focus on higher-value work. TrellisPoint implements Power Automate around the processes that are actually costing your team time today.
Microsoft Power Automate is a cloud-based service that builds automated workflows between the apps and services your team already uses. Low-code cloud flows, AI-driven document and form processing, and robotic process automation for legacy systems all live on one platform, so automation is not a different tool for every problem.
TrellisPoint implements Power Automate around the processes actually slowing your team down, then connects it to Copilot Studio and the rest of the Power Platform as automation needs grow.
Power Automate Capabilities
Six capabilities that turn manual, repetitive work into something that runs on its own. Pick one to see how it plays out.
AI Builder brings form processing, object recognition, and sentiment analysis directly into a flow, so a workflow can read an invoice or flag a negative review without a separate AI project.
Scheduled flows run at set times, and triggered flows fire off a specific event, like a new email, an approval, or an updated record, so automation responds to the business instead of running on a fixed clock only.
Power Automate runs on Microsoft's secure infrastructure, with data encryption, access controls, and compliance support built in, so scaling automation does not mean scaling risk alongside it.
A workflow that starts in sales can trigger an action in finance or operations automatically, so information and approvals cross department lines without someone manually forwarding an email.
Robotic process automation clicks, types, and reads screens the way a person would, so a legacy application with no modern integration point still gets automated instead of staying a manual step forever.
Copilot builds a flow from a plain-language description of what you want to happen, sets up the connections, and refines the result through a multi-turn conversation instead of a blank canvas.
Power Automate and AI Builder work together to put intelligence into automation, minimizing the need for manual processing.
Optimize processes and uncover business automation opportunities with task and process mining.
Use robotic process automation (RPA) to automate legacy systems with prebuilt or custom user-interface actions.
Confidently scale automation across your organization with built-in security, governance, and 360-degree monitoring.
Take advantage of superior exception handling, work queues, and the Center of Excellence Copilot experience.
Managers need proof automation is paying off. Teams need workflows that are simple to build and easy to trust. Power Automate gives both without a second platform.
Forrester interviewed organizations running Power Automate and modeled the results as a composite $10B company with 30,000 employees. Read the full study.
Because Power Automate lives in the same Microsoft cloud as Office, Dynamics 365, and Azure, most integrations are configuration, not custom development.
Automate common tasks like sending emails, updating spreadsheets, managing SharePoint files, and triggering Teams notifications.
Automate workflows across CRM and ERP systems to streamline sales, customer service, and financial operations.
Azure Logic Apps, Azure AI, and Azure DevOps enable advanced scenarios like AI-driven insights and automated development workflows.
A secure, scalable data model gives Power Automate consistent, reliable access to data across every connected application.
TrellisPoint is a Microsoft Solutions Partner with 17+ years of Microsoft implementation experience. We help you find the processes worth automating first, then build flows that hold up as your automation footprint grows.
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Microsoft Power Automate is a cloud-based service that lets users create automated workflows between apps and services. It helps automate repetitive tasks, streamline business processes, and improve productivity by connecting various applications and systems.
Power Automate integrates seamlessly with Microsoft products like Office 365, Dynamics 365, SharePoint, OneDrive, and Azure. This lets you automate workflows across multiple platforms, keeping tasks and processes synchronized and efficient.
Power Automate can automate a wide range of tasks, including sending notifications, synchronizing files, collecting data, managing approvals, processing forms, and integrating data between systems. It handles both simple and complex workflows.
Yes. Power Automate is designed with a user-friendly, no-code/low-code interface that lets non-technical users, often called "citizen developers," create and manage workflows. Drag-and-drop features and pre-built templates make automation accessible to everyone.
Power Automate is built on Microsoft's secure cloud infrastructure, with data encryption, role-based access controls, and compliance support for major industry standards. Organizations can also set governance policies to control data access and maintain audit logs that track workflow changes over time.
Yes. Power Automate supports integration with a wide range of third-party applications, including Salesforce, Google services, Adobe Sign, and many others, so you can build workflows that connect and automate processes across different platforms.
Yes. Power Automate offers a mobile app that lets you create, monitor, and manage workflows from a phone or tablet, so automation stays manageable on the go.
Power Automate is licensed a few different ways: a Per User plan for individual premium access, a Per Flow plan priced for a set of shared flows used across a department, and separate RPA plans for unattended bots. Microsoft 365 E3 and E5 already include Power Automate for standard connectors, so many organizations only need to license the premium connectors or RPA capacity they actually use. Pricing changes periodically, so we confirm current licensing during scoping rather than quoting a number here that may be out of date.
Copilot builds a flow from a plain-language description of what you want automated, sets up the necessary connections, and refines the result through a multi-turn conversation rather than a blank designer canvas. Newer agent flow capabilities let Copilot evaluate data at runtime and handle exceptions with context instead of a fixed set of rules. Microsoft continues to expand where this shows up, including natural-language workflow creation coming to SharePoint.